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00:00:00.000 this is the primal scream of a dying regime pray for our enemies because we're going medieval on

00:00:09.680 these people here's not got a free shot all these networks lying about the people the people have

00:00:16.280 had a belly full of it i know you don't like hearing that i know you've tried to do everything

00:00:20.040 the world to stop that but you're not going to stop it it's going to happen and where do people

00:00:23.620 like that go to share the big line mega media i wish in my soul i wish that any of these people

00:00:31.440 had a conscience ask yourself what is my task and what is my purpose if that answer is to save my

00:00:39.380 country this country will be saved here's your host stephen k bann

00:00:46.540 okay welcome uh thursday the 26th of january in the year of our lord 2023 it's the late afternoon

00:00:55.840 and early evening uh edition of the war we want to thank everybody we got o'keefe gorka epstein boris

00:01:03.460 uh um mike davis and dave walsh it's a murderer's row this afternoon and that's just the five o'clock

00:01:11.580 show six o'clock uh royce white we got frankie stocks from national file uh natalie winters

00:01:18.240 dr bradley thayer so we are jammed for the next two hours here i want to start with uh matt brainerd

00:01:24.040 by the way blockbuster i don't think we have it booted up yet but charlie kirk on real america's

00:01:28.240 voice blockbuster news today ron desantis came in hard uh for harmeet dylan to be um he says time

00:01:36.440 for a change at the rnc he threw his weight in and back of it and i can tell you because we've got

00:01:41.240 nicole nigrady and um and uh grace chung the queen of the trolls out in um out in a dana point

00:01:51.040 right now and i can tell you that has led to turmoil at the rnc i want to start with matt brainerd and

00:01:56.520 ask matt matt was actually here yesterday while we had uh kent joe kent in the war room matt i read

00:02:04.800 this piece but would you know i didn't really realize the depth of it until talking to joe uh the rnc

00:02:11.220 and you're talking about changing you had this piece it's now up on war room it's it's quite

00:02:16.380 incredible um it talks to us about why there's change needed the rnc what happened joe kent lost

00:02:21.980 by what a thousand votes or something like that it was you know close to one percent or under one

00:02:26.800 percent i mean it's it is a crime that he's not in congress we we needed that young man uh more than

00:02:33.560 anything uh what happened in the rnc what happened with the rnc in this campaign i think there were 80

00:02:39.100 000 identifiable uh uh low propensity voters trump voters who would vote with trump on the ticket but

00:02:47.460 you got to really work to get them out in the midterms and you guys couldn't get the uh couldn't

00:02:52.460 get the resources from the rnc and this is in the it's going to come down to a couple hundred votes

00:02:58.280 you couldn't get the resources uh because of something to do with consultants and who who you're

00:03:04.540 using and your vendors uh walk us through that because i think the audience needs to understand

00:03:08.880 what's really at stake with this rnc situation out in dana point matt brainerd right so what's

00:03:15.260 important to understand about joe kent's race in washington state is that it's a place where ballot

00:03:19.700 harvesting is legal and that means that your field program is essential to victory in a competitive

00:03:25.760 race and we were getting down to the wire in washington state and we identified as you said

00:03:30.880 80 000 pro-trump pro-kent uh reactive republican voters who are just going to vote straight to

00:03:37.180 qatar but they are not engaged enough they don't watch war room they don't they don't know that they

00:03:42.000 have to return about it or even that there's happening an election so it's important that we

00:03:45.680 have a field program that can knock on these people's doors and get them to return their ballots

00:03:49.220 or return their ballots for them and we turn to the republican national committee who is funding

00:03:53.880 field programs in other parts of the country and ask them hey can you help us with a field program

00:03:57.820 and they said no and i said why and they said because you're not using our free voter data and

00:04:05.120 associated apps you've decided to go with some third-party solution and i figured well this is

00:04:09.960 because they want to make sure any data we collect goes back into their big system so it's not law so it

00:04:14.720 can be used in future elections and i said well we'll give you back all the data you help us collect and

00:04:19.440 all the data we've collected in total so you don't lose anything and the answer was still no it is

00:04:23.900 our policy vicious compliance policy not to support field programs that do not use our in-house preferred

00:04:31.740 vendors for voter data and for apps now you might have this actually kind of picks it a much bigger

00:04:38.260 problem and that is that well if they're offering you free voter data and free apps why are you paying

00:04:44.100 money for a third-party vendor and what this piece gets at is the systematic failure of the republican

00:04:50.580 national committee on the nuts and bolts side of elections specifically voter data and targeting and

00:04:56.340 fundraising where our candidates are vastly underserved the truth is that there's no limit to what the

00:05:02.760 republican national committee can do to help our candidates if they don't care about taking care of

00:05:07.940 their friends who are consultants and don't care about a profit motive but unfortunately they've

00:05:12.520 consistently put their relationships with consultants and profit motive for those consultants ahead of

00:05:18.480 helping our candidates and the reason i wrote this piece is because before the rnc is the opportunity

00:05:23.900 to make a change now i brought this concern in front of the current chairman ronna romney uh mcdaniel

00:05:30.580 she ignored it and then she told a closed door room of rnc members that there was no problem but when i

00:05:35.780 raised the issue with a harme dylan she got it she understood it and she wants to do something about it

00:05:41.840 it's important that people understand just how badly served our candidates are by the rnc so i'm

00:05:46.500 going to give you a very small example okay when you donate a hundred dollars to a candidate through

00:05:51.640 winred if the rnc really cared about helping our candidates they'd have a platform where the fee would

00:05:57.060 be around 25 cents on that 100 online credit card contribution unfortunately because of the way they

00:06:03.440 built it through their consultant friends it actually costs four dollars taken right out of that

00:06:09.160 contribution and even worse much of the time when you're getting an unsolicited solicitation for a

00:06:15.520 candidate you haven't donated for uh before either through text or through email and you click that

00:06:20.600 link to donate what you don't know is that as much as 90 percent of that contribution is immediately

00:06:26.480 taken away by the fundraising consultant who owned the list who sent that email and doesn't actually

00:06:31.700 go to the candidate so you give a hundred dollars to consultant to a candidate that you really like

00:06:36.540 maybe only six dollars actually goes to them and i think that it's it's fraudulent to not reveal those

00:06:43.140 percentages that don't go to the candidate and the rnc could be building a much better system where

00:06:47.820 again rather than four dollars on every hundred on the transaction it's just 25 cents and rather than

00:06:53.540 paying 90 percent to a rev share consulting company instead you're just having candidates share a list that

00:07:00.300 they own with each other so they're helping each other raise money rather than helping consultants get

00:07:05.160 rich and that is a fundamental problem with the rnc it's they're holding our candidates back and just

00:07:10.340 think about how many candidates lost this last cycle because they didn't have the resources they needed

00:07:15.000 or because on the voter data side there's they were stuck with voter data where their mail bounces

00:07:20.640 or the phone calls don't go through and you talk to any county party chairman across the country

00:07:25.880 and they will tell you how bad the rnc data is and how bad their designated apps are i had one

00:07:31.540 governor's race where they were using rnc data and they had about 60 percent phone penetration because

00:07:36.900 the phone numbers were so bad we switched to a commercial alternative that really wasn't that

00:07:40.840 expensive and it jumped up to 80 percent those are the margins that make the difference in terms of

00:07:45.640 whether or not republicans win or lose and it's the rnc's failure and the systematic nuts and bolts

00:07:51.480 issues that aren't very sexy you don't hear about them in the media i'm sure this is the first time many

00:07:55.580 of your people watching the show have heard about this particular problem with the rnc but in terms of

00:07:59.800 voter targeting and apps and fundraising they are failing our candidates and it's time for it to

00:08:05.080 change and now's the time for it to change preferably tomorrow with the with the new vote for the new

00:08:09.900 chairman this is this is kind of get to the thing itself i want you very slowly go back through that

00:08:17.120 hit the high points this audience has to understand this go back and and just walk through how the

00:08:22.340 system's set up today and how it is not there to essentially help the candidates right the rnc has

00:08:28.880 designated a firm which is actually run by an rnc member or they call it data trust which manages

00:08:34.900 our voter data this is vastly inferior to other options that are available and our candidates are

00:08:40.860 depending on it because they're strong-armed into using it at the state party level at the local level

00:08:45.620 and at the campaign level then on the fundraising side we have an incredibly inefficient fundraising

00:08:51.160 operation in win red that is costing our candidates way more than it should and is giving uh third party

00:08:59.320 consultants the opportunity to basically uh embezzle tremendous amounts of those contributions that are

00:09:04.840 meant for campaigns the rnc could solve this problem it could give us the the there's no limit really on

00:09:11.060 how good our voter data could be and how efficient our fundraising operations can be but because they are

00:09:15.900 tied up with rnc members who run these organizations who have connections to them or consultant friends

00:09:21.340 we're stuck with this incredibly inefficient and counterproductive national party apparatus that is

00:09:27.280 failing our candidates and costing us elections embezzles a tough word is it just that the structure

00:09:35.300 because pat cadale used to always tell me he said look we drove basically the consultant class out of the

00:09:41.680 democratic party decades ago you guys basically have always had the consultants run the republican

00:09:47.180 party is it just economic structure is it really embezzlement is that just the way that's because

00:09:51.640 that's a harsh term is or is it just the way that the economic structure is set up around uh around

00:09:57.620 these consultants when you see a candidate you like and you get an email that you didn't solicit saying

00:10:03.960 hey help this candidate make a contribution click this link and you give a hundred dollars and you think

00:10:08.840 you're actually giving a hundred dollars that comes to that candidate but four percent goes off to win

00:10:14.120 red and ninety percent upwards of ninety percent goes to a fundraising consultant i would call and

00:10:21.060 it's not disclosed to you i would call that embezzlement and i would say that the rnc facilitates

00:10:26.600 that when there's alternatives such as creating a common market for candidates to share their lists

00:10:31.920 that do not take that amount take that amount of money or hide the fact that they're taking that amount

00:10:36.580 of money it's it's to me it is it is criminal and it would pay me to have to look a donor in the eye

00:10:42.280 and say hey you you work really hard especially in this economy to make that financial contribution

00:10:47.080 you did it through win red and guess what only six of those hundred dollars went to your candidate

00:10:51.040 it's unconscionable i can't i can't imagine trying to look a donor in the eye and tell them that

00:10:55.520 and it's it's incredibly dishonest and it's something that the party has the ability to fix and with

00:11:00.620 the right leadership it can fix it if the act blue is the counterpart to win red correct and at blues

00:11:08.920 acts blues uh economic structure are the same fees taken out are they comparable are they they do it

00:11:15.520 for the four cents that you talk about instead of the well the truth the 25 cents versus four dollars

00:11:21.040 well the rev share amount how much their consultants take if there's an immediate split auto split i'm not

00:11:26.100 a democrat i don't have access i do know that the rate that the uh that back blue cut uh takes on

00:11:32.680 the transaction fees is comparable to win red but it's not good enough to be just in fact win red

00:11:37.960 intentionally matched act blue because they figured that's the most they could get away with without

00:11:42.380 being accused of you know taking too much because before that it was actually higher than act blues

00:11:46.400 people complain so they make the same vac blues but the truth is it can be so much less again when

00:11:51.160 you're raising millions and millions of dollars you're having races as i decided as 2020 was

00:11:55.900 decided by just a few thousand votes in a few different states those that loss of four percent

00:12:01.980 rather than a loss of 0.05 or 0.25 percent makes a difference every dollar counts so that's why we need

00:12:09.020 a party that is almost has a priesthood mentality of complete dedication to helping our candidates win

00:12:15.500 with no intention of trying to make money for anybody and that's really critical right now because

00:12:20.820 it's not it's not good enough just to be the same as the democrats we've got to do better if we've got

00:12:25.920 if we're going to beat them and we do that by providing better voter data better candidate support

00:12:31.320 for that data better apps and a much better fundraising apparatus that will would be vastly

00:12:37.020 less expensive than it is right now vastly more efficient and you know there's another problem with

00:12:41.260 win red that we need to talk about it's built on top of a woke tech company called stripe 98 percent

00:12:47.560 of stripe employees contributions go to democrats and that woke company's mindset is why they were

00:12:53.780 able to shut down donald trump's uh win red tied stripe account after the 2020 election when he was

00:13:00.180 trying to raise money to fight wasn't wasn't wasn't stripe stripe stripe was brought in by kushner

00:13:05.280 let's go ahead and play the de santos uh clip i think stripe was brought in by kushner let's let's go

00:13:10.060 ahead and play uh the de santos clip and i'll get matt's assessment who should lead the rnc

00:13:15.020 and whether it should be rana for a fourth term or go a different direction harmeet dylan what are

00:13:21.100 your thoughts on this well we've had three substandard election cycles in a row 18 20 and 22 and i would

00:13:28.920 say of all three of those 22 was probably the worst given the the political environment of a very

00:13:34.800 unpopular president and biden huge majorities of the people think the country's going in the wrong

00:13:40.560 direction that is an environment that's tailor-made to make big gains in the house and the senate and

00:13:46.700 state house state houses all across the country and yet that didn't happen and in fact we even lost

00:13:52.580 ground in the u.s senate and so you know i think we need a change i think we need to get some new blood

00:13:58.740 in the rnc i like what harmeet dylan has said about getting the rnc out of dc why would you want to

00:14:06.560 have your headquarters in the most democrat city in america it's more democrat than san francisco is

00:14:13.900 a blockbuster today uh ronda santos comes out in uh in backs harmeet dylan it's it's caused dana

00:14:21.900 point to go in total turmoil we know we have people out there uh we've also talked to the dylan team and

00:14:27.180 to uh mike lindell your thoughts we got about 20 seconds uh matt that that's some real leadership

00:14:33.200 and whether it's leadership on the level of governor de santos or the grassroots in every

00:14:38.900 party in every state across the country who are shouting to the rnc members how could you possibly

00:14:46.140 re-elect rana for them to if they if any of them are thinking of re-electing rama i have to go

00:14:51.320 gretta thunberg's like yeah how dare you how dare you in the face of the base we aggressively having a

00:14:56.860 we've got to bounce matt we'll we'll we'll put will the lack of a red wave during the midterms lead

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00:16:06.740 i want to briefly address uh the speaker's decision to remove mr swalwell and myself from the intelligence

00:16:20.300 committee as well as his continuing threat uh to call a vote uh to remove ilhan omar from the foreign

00:16:26.460 affairs committee i'm joined of course by my colleagues eric swalwell and ilhan omar let me just

00:16:32.540 begin if i can uh to make a few observations about the decision on the intelligence committee

00:16:38.020 and then hand it off to my colleagues um this decision by kim mccarthy to bow to the demands

00:16:45.020 of the most extreme elements of his conference uh and use the intelligence committee as this kind of

00:16:51.040 political uh play thing doesn't show the strength uh of his speakership indeed it shows the weakness

00:16:57.600 of his speakership that he is so beholden uh to the most extreme uh elements of his conference

00:17:04.320 uh and it bodes i think uh poorly for how he'll conduct uh the remainder of his speakership for

00:17:10.480 however long or short that may last um but more uh to the point by irrigating to himself the decision

00:17:18.940 about who on the democratic side of the aisle uh should lead the intelligence committee who should sit on

00:17:24.060 the intelligence committee um he will cause the intelligence agencies i think to distrust

00:17:30.060 uh this uh action and uh in combination with the formation of this so-called select committee on the

00:17:37.740 weaponization of the federal government which ostensibly will have access to classified information

00:17:42.460 uh it will only i think breed distrust within the intelligence community as to uh what it can share

00:17:49.800 and what it can feel confident about sharing with the congress uh that will impact policymakers in

00:17:56.680 terms of the information that we have to make decisions about how to protect our national security

00:18:01.320 uh so uh this is i think not an unexpected but nonetheless destructive move by kevin mccarthy

00:18:07.800 uh that will abode well uh that will bode ill uh in the future for the kind of decisions that he has to make

00:18:15.480 to placate the marjorie taylor greens the paul gosars uh and of course uh his boss down in mar-a-lago the

00:18:22.520 disgraced former president and of course uh the war room thursday 26 january year of lord 2023 i have to

00:18:30.680 give a hat tip i think we played that yesterday but i saw it got to give a hat tip to colonel derrick harvey

00:18:37.000 who got that to me in in sundance over at conservative treehouse and if you don't

00:18:42.520 have conservative treehouse is one of the places you go to daily you have to uh in sundance one of

00:18:48.040 the most brilliant uh i guess uh analyst out there seb uh dr seb gorka this is kind of a bombshell and

00:18:56.680 i don't know why people are not all over this correct me if i'm wrong dr gorka did shift just sit there

00:19:03.240 and go given the moves that they're that they're that the uh republican house now is making on

00:19:10.200 intelligence and getting rid of swalwell because of the fang fang situation and shift because of his

00:19:15.640 lying and leaking classified information and lying to the american people and throwing him off

00:19:21.240 did he say that the intelligence community is is really thinking through how much they're going to

00:19:26.360 cooperate with the house intelligence committee select committee sir yeah hat tip to my my old colleague

00:19:34.680 derrick for for this one so what you just heard and that that is stunning stunning audio and video

00:19:41.080 clip there you've got the former chairman of the intelligence committee giving you in an open session

00:19:49.000 at a press conference the primary facie evidence that the deep state is real that that the body that

00:19:56.120 does oversight the permanent select committee that has oversight over the 17 intelligence agencies in america

00:20:02.840 are now being instructed are being threatened by adam schiff that the agencies underneath that

00:20:10.120 supervision that oversight will not cooperate with the congressional body that has exclusive oversight

00:20:17.960 over them that that means that you know you call it the administrative state i think that's far too polite

00:20:23.160 the deep state is real this from the same person who by the way pompeo which is i never happened before

00:20:30.120 in american history pompeo just did a tv interview where he said i know i have the proof that adam

00:20:38.680 schiff as member as chairman of the intelligence committee leaked classified information from that committee

00:20:47.400 it's never been said before by a former director of the cia

00:20:50.760 no it's it's also a felony i mean yeah but i want to go the reason i the deeps i caught the rogue element

00:20:58.440 because it's up in your it ain't so deep let's go back and i want to thank sundance i want to get

00:21:03.080 the the concert of treehouse piece up everywhere um let's just i want to make sure they understand this

00:21:09.640 shift told the american people that the intelligence community is going to decide on their own what they

00:21:17.720 share and what they don't to mccarthy and uh and the people that are on the uh intelligence

00:21:26.280 thing is is there any other do we need any other evidence that the national security state the

00:21:34.120 intelligence community is working hand in glove with people like shift to the fact that he could

00:21:39.400 arrogantly when he's been stripped of this and i think he should be because this stripped of his security clearance

00:21:44.120 that he bingo that he sits and goes they're gonna they're gonna decide they're gonna decide what

00:21:49.320 they share and what they know as far as oversight goes uh sir we we need one more piece of evidence

00:21:55.560 it would be nice that we have that same kind of relationship not just with the democrats in the house

00:22:01.320 but also with the senate oh by the way we've got that evidence remember maybe your guys can dig it up

00:22:07.720 when chuck schumer sunday morning tv a few years ago says what about president trump who is then the president

00:22:16.040 he warns he threatens the incumbent executive the man for whom all the intelligence services actually work and he says

00:22:24.920 don't forget the intelligence community has seven ways from sunday of getting to you if you don't

00:22:32.440 do what they want to do and if you threaten them that was chuck schumer that's the democrat leader in the

00:22:38.600 senate four years ago now we've got it from the former chairman of the intelligence committee in the

00:22:45.400 house that's it done deal we've got it we've got proof senate house democrats deep state you guys are

00:22:53.240 going to do our bidding not the bidding of the incumbent president if he's a republican and definitely not the

00:22:59.640 oversight of the committee which is charged with supervising your agencies now that we have a

00:23:06.440 republican speaker of the house that's it steve what what more do you need

00:23:13.400 uh the weaponization of government the reason the church committee which this is based upon the

00:23:17.400 church committee was formed because uh fbi and cia being out of control 50s and 60s all the way to

00:23:23.720 the 70s anti-war movement other things they were doing the kkk the uh the against the black

00:23:29.800 going to the black panthers and having the cia involved in domestic politics the fact that

00:23:35.240 on tucker you've had uh you've had tucker read from a guy who's in the cia said they were involved

00:23:39.080 in the kennedy assassination given what you know now seb what should jim jordan who who is not speaker

00:23:46.520 because he wanted to be both judiciary yeah and weaponization of government what what is your guidance

00:23:52.200 for jim jordan his arc that he should take immediately given what shift was said all right so so

00:23:57.480 let's be clear here i'm not a fan of the church or the pike committees they didn't actually get the

00:24:04.840 job done they didn't stop the cia from developing into more of a deep state they didn't stop the fbi

00:24:11.480 from becoming a weaponized branch of the dn dnc uh they also led to kinds of uh developments such

00:24:18.600 as fisa which is a secret court that creates secret warrants to spy against americans which is illegal so

00:24:24.760 i'm not a big fan of them these committees never really end up doing what they're supposed to do

00:24:29.720 and also you know i i'm not a big fan of this idea that we're going to fix things with congress the

00:24:37.000 best they can do and by the way tucker really okay i got a lesson okay it's going on your show and doing

00:24:43.960 a monologue where you say here's the proof that deep state killed jfk and and the smoking gun is an

00:24:50.360 anonymous cia officer who you're not allowed to know who he is says i believe the cia did it

00:24:57.640 sorry that's and that's not evidence an anonymous person saying i think we it did it is not dispositive

00:25:06.440 however what jim can do and this is the best they can do i'm sorry this is the best they can do

00:25:11.880 until an executive comes into the white house that cleans out these agencies that moves the departments

00:25:17.880 out of dc is just get it all out there jim get it all out there the best thing you can do for example

00:25:24.200 is to talk about the russia collusion hoax get the information out there subpoena people like steel

00:25:30.680 subpoena people like vinman how many days have we had this new congress steve i thought we're going to

00:25:36.760 send it be sending out subpoenas the first day where are they steve i'd like to know

00:25:43.080 you don't think this you don't think jordan and mccarthy are being aggressive enough right now

00:25:46.680 i i see great press conferences i mean kevin was great when it comes to you know if you'd seen the

00:25:54.760 fbi briefing i got on eric swalwell the only man in congress who can't say these words i've never

00:26:00.680 slept with a chinese spy great press conferences but who cares about press conferences i want to see

00:26:06.440 open hearings i want to see these people sweat i want brennan i want comey i want stroke i want all i

00:26:13.880 i want page sweating bullets in front of jim jordan in an open session talking about being asked what's

00:26:21.320 that insurance plan you had that you were texting about with with your paramour that you said don't

00:26:27.720 don't worry if trump wins we've got an insurance plan what the hell is that insurance plan i want

00:26:33.800 that happening right now that should be happening right now vindman what what is vindman as a serving

00:26:39.720 o5 not once but twice get an offer to be these the the defense minister of ukraine the country which

00:26:48.440 by the way he was born in how does a serving o5 in the army twice get offered by kiev to be the

00:26:55.720 defense secretary of that nation as he's in your uniform these are the questions i'd like to see asked

00:27:01.400 seb how do people get to the show the podcast all of your different sub stacks all of your content

00:27:08.280 and your social media coordinates yeah we we are everywhere under seb or sebastian gorka so truth

00:27:14.600 social twitter facebook instagram the website is seb gorka.com seb gorka.com you can download the

00:27:21.160 america first podcast and the easiest for the unique content is the new sub stack which is my whole name

00:27:27.640 as one word sebastian gorka sebastian gorka uh dot substack.com but steve you tell me are you

00:27:35.640 satisfied with the last week and a half of activities we need to see subpoenas we need

00:27:41.320 to see hearings immediately immediately bingo with you action action action i like the direction but

00:27:47.560 now it's time to deliver that's what remember they we couldn't debate the mccarthy uh speakership

00:27:52.440 because we had to get going right away it's going to slow things down seb gorka honor to have you on

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00:29:31.640 covid well that is not what we say to the public no don't tell anyone what's going on we're exploring

00:29:39.880 like now you know how the virus keeps mutating yeah well one of the things we're exploring is

00:29:43.400 like why don't we just mutate it ourselves so we can focus on we can create actively developed

00:29:47.880 vaccines right so we have to do that if we're going to do that though there's a risk of like

00:29:52.200 as you could imagine no one wants to be having a pharma company mutating

00:29:56.120 viruses we are very controlled to make sure that this virus that you mutate doesn't create something

00:30:01.000 like you know it goes everywhere something crazy i suspect is the way that the virus started to be

00:30:06.120 honest like it makes no sense if these viruses pop out of nowhere like yeah i know meet jordan

00:30:11.560 tristan walker a director of research and development strategic operations and mrna scientific planning

00:30:18.840 at pfizer it sounds like gain a function to me i don't know it's a little bit different i think it's

00:30:24.280 different it's like here's it's definitely not gain a function it sounds like it is i mean it's

00:30:29.240 okay no no no no no no no directed evolution is very different we're not supposed to do gain

00:30:35.000 function research of the viruses like yeah they recommend not but you do like these like selected

00:30:40.360 directional mutations to try to see if you can make more potent yeah so there there is research

00:30:45.000 i'm talking about that i don't know how that's gonna work there might not be any more outbreaks

00:30:48.440 the gentleman seems to have absolutely no moral compass at all for all government officials it's

00:30:58.440 pretty good for the industry to be honest yeah it's bad for everyone else in america why is it bad

00:31:04.200 for everybody else because if the regulators are for who are drugs you know that once they stop being

00:31:08.520 a regulator they want to go work for the company they're not going to be as hard for the company

00:31:11.800 you know if this is the quality of individuals within pfizer that are making these huge decisions

00:31:18.840 that risk global public health it's profoundly corrupt

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00:32:23.400 james o'keefe joins us from project veritas james every time you're coming on now i say man how did he

00:32:29.400 get that it's a blockbuster with his facebook uh the crt at the school the gender affirming surgery

00:32:36.360 but this one may be the most important i think you've ever done uh because this is the reason

00:32:42.280 it's gone viral but i don't know how many million hits walk us through what we heard how important

00:32:48.600 this is particularly today i know you dropped it on the eve of uh of the fda uh meeting today about the

00:32:55.480 bivalent booster walk us through what we just saw and how important that is sir thank you steve well

00:33:02.600 this is an undercover investigation uh the most watched video in project veritas history steve

00:33:08.600 it's got i think 14 million views on twitter right now uh and this is an executive he does mrna scientific

00:33:15.880 planning he's one of pfizer's directors of research and development we have an internal

00:33:19.720 staff chart confirming he is who he says he is he does indeed work for pfizer

00:33:23.800 um and he he's basically talking about lying to the public deceiving the public about what they do

00:33:31.080 there at pfizer and most of our stories at project veritas involve powerful people lying to the american

00:33:37.960 people perhaps one of the greatest um one of the worst things that he says is that it's bad for americans

00:33:45.320 what they're doing but good for pfizer and he said he begs us not to tell anybody that they're discussing

00:33:51.800 mutating the virus they're taking steps towards doing that um and he says that the virus he

00:33:57.960 suspects started in wuhan nothing that would shock you or your audience but it's interesting to hear

00:34:03.480 it come out of the mouths of pharmaceutical executives steve

00:34:09.320 james one of the things that people's heads are blowing up globally when you talk about the 14

00:34:13.160 main and by the way veritas has been around for what 12 years or longer so to say that it's the

00:34:19.480 most watch in your history is saying something one of the things i know from talking to people around

00:34:24.520 the globe that when this thing came out is he talks about mutating there's one thing to kind of look at

00:34:29.640 that or do it in it because they're talking about right now in the fda having a different booster

00:34:34.440 every year on mutations but it sounds like he's talking about gain of function research conducted by pfizer

00:34:40.920 is is that what you surmise also well we had a twitter spaces we had a number of doctors on there

00:34:46.920 including dr malone and some other doctors and they said that it's he's playing a language game

00:34:51.480 so we asked our journalist asked isn't that gain of function and he kind of demurred uh but he called

00:34:57.640 it something else um and he changed the language of what he was referring to it doesn't actually change

00:35:04.120 what it is that he's doing he called it quote directed evolution which sounds maybe even more

00:35:10.200 sinister uh but in similar to the crt critical race theory educator we caught last week he also

00:35:18.120 tried to change the language of he said well i don't call critical race theory i could still do it

00:35:21.960 likewise the pfizer executive is effectively saying well if you don't call it gain of function

00:35:26.520 you know what we're doing he said don't tell anybody he repeatedly said this please don't tell

00:35:31.480 anybody please don't share this with people he was very emphatic about that when he talked about

00:35:36.280 the animal experiments that pfizer does he says quote this is a direct quote promise you won't

00:35:41.080 tell anyone the way the experiment will work is that we put the virus in monkeys and we successively

00:35:47.080 cause them to keep infecting each other and we collect serial samples from the monkeys you'd be

00:35:52.280 very controlled to make sure this virus and when you mutate it it doesn't go everywhere so uh you may

00:35:58.360 be asking what is pfizer's response to this they have responded in a way they've shut down the comments

00:36:03.960 on their social media accounts like tick tock and i've learned um i've learned that pfizer has

00:36:10.920 started interrogating inside their company today just as in the last couple of hours they sort of

00:36:16.200 have interrogated everyone to figure out who is the source of the leaks to project veritas steve

00:36:21.640 last night a number of brand new pfizer whistleblowers have come to us after we published the video

00:36:27.560 uh james uh correct me if i'm wrong they started to sweep his all his social media accounts people

00:36:35.160 came to me and said they're they're making this guy a non-person right now is there any truth to

00:36:38.920 that sir well he's he they may try to make him a non-person but he actually is a person we uh cached

00:36:46.520 some of the screenshots i i published that on my twitter page and we we have his uh he went to yale

00:36:52.280 he graduated yale 2013 got his doctor of medicine at the university of texas southwestern medical

00:36:57.400 school he's based in new york he's worked as a consultant to something called the boston consulting

00:37:02.760 group a urology resident at massachusetts general hospital we have his pfizer email address his boss

00:37:10.200 uh we have uh her name is uh shuang wu who is three under the ceo of the company steve this is not a

00:37:17.800 low-level person uh which is something they haven't said because it's not a low-level person

00:37:23.880 um and i think pfizer's response it verifies the story even more they haven't said it's fake we know

00:37:30.680 that this guy works for pfizer we stand by reporting and as i speak steve we just posted my interaction

00:37:37.960 with him with jordan jordan walker uh in new york city the other night i i walked up to him with a

00:37:45.080 microphone like i like i do and he he physically assaulted my cameraman that video is online as of

00:37:52.120 five minutes ago we're gonna pull that here momentarily by the way boston consulting group

00:37:57.800 is one of the most prestigious in in the world uh where is your investigation on this going i know

00:38:03.480 you can't give the details of all your undercover work but directionally where are you heading on your

00:38:07.400 assault frontal assault on big pharma sir yeah assault uh pun intended actually the nypd

00:38:14.920 asked me if i wanted we wanted to press charges again this is extraordinary this is like a soap opera

00:38:20.200 slash you know pfizer watergate it's just it's it's riveting it's it's tragic it's enlightening

00:38:28.600 i think the future for us is finding brave people on the inside of pfizer to go on the record

00:38:34.600 and that would be what i would say is the future of this because we would not have been able to fully

00:38:40.120 verify this report but not for people on the inside of pfizer in fact the person who recorded this

00:38:48.200 is a pfizer person so there's a lot of people inside the company that are shocked outraged indignant

00:38:54.840 and have a conscience and i would say if you're watching this program which many of you i certain

00:38:59.160 i'm certain are you can look behind my head i always do this steve on your program you go to that

00:39:03.880 website right there project veritas.com backslash brave um we're going to see steve the reaction to

00:39:09.880 this latest report we just put out the guy physically assaulted us and then we'll we'll

00:39:14.920 publish our next report after that james how do people go to support your work it's it's incredible

00:39:22.600 and i know you have a ton of small donors and the war and posse is honored to be part of that

00:39:26.680 where do they go to support this work yes and i love the segment that you put in there brought to you

00:39:32.840 by pfizer brought to you by pfizer we are not brought to you by pfizer we're not brought to

00:39:37.160 you by anybody um it is really isn't it interesting we grow up and we watch tv and we just accept

00:39:43.320 these these programs are literally paid for by powerful entities so veritas is a non-profit

00:39:51.240 organization we're tax deductible we're a charity like cars for kids or habitat for humanity you get

00:39:57.000 a tax deduction when you donate to us and we don't take advertising money i don't necessarily

00:40:04.040 criticize everybody who does as long as there's a a firewall but we don't have advertisers and no

00:40:09.240 one tells me what not to do this is we operate truly without fear and without without uh favor

00:40:16.360 towards anyone so i would donate donate that we can

00:40:19.960 that i want everybody in the war and posse to go to the today and find out more about veritas and i

00:40:26.200 can verify i can verify you do not tell james o'keefe what to do he's a man on a mission james

00:40:33.480 honored to have you on here we're gonna play the rest of the tapes and tomorrow it's just incredible

00:40:37.960 this is a blockbuster live play the interaction with the guy for your audience it's unbelievable

00:40:44.280 we will sir james o'keefe thank you very much honor to have you on here

00:40:47.480 veritas i'm telling you this 14 million views is they've been in business what 12 13 years

00:40:53.960 uh maybe longer yeah longer than that when andrew uh hooked up with it gotta be 12 13 14 years ago

00:40:58.680 this 14 million the most watched ever uh the assault on big pharma we got an assault on big

00:41:03.960 tech too mike davis are we having any impact are things changing are they changing rapidly enough

00:41:10.440 mike davis you're all over big tech uh james o'keefe all over big pharma uh are you making as much

00:41:17.080 progress as o'keefe is sir uh he's very good but i'll tell you the internet accountability project

00:41:23.400 has been making a lot of progress over the last three years we have uh worked with the war room

00:41:29.640 posse with you steve and your war room uh war room posse to uh change the debate on the rights uh where

00:41:36.520 two days ago the biden justice department filed a uh groundbreaking antitrust lawsuit to break up

00:41:44.040 google's uh monopoly over the 250 billion dollar digital advertising market if this lawsuit would

00:41:51.960 have been filed two years ago republicans on the hill the google funded shills on the hill would have

00:41:57.320 been screaming and yelling about the free market and all the other nonsense that the google talking points

00:42:03.400 uh say uh but we have seen uh former skeptics of antitrust law enforcement like senator mike lee

00:42:13.160 applauding this lawsuit and even uh big tech's biggest defenders like speaker kevin mccarthy and

00:42:20.360 house judiciary committee chairman jim jordan are eerily quiet over the last two days so i think the

00:42:25.800 internet accountability project working with the war room posse has won the fight on the right and this

00:42:31.880 lawsuit is going to break up go ahead if you can just stick through the break i want to i want to

00:42:38.520 tee this up just stick through me mike davis going to stick because here's why um you see o'keefe going

00:42:43.800 to the heart of it about where the research is in big pharma uh the internet accountability project

00:42:50.040 you've gone to the heart of it and what this lawsuit against google is to cut the you know cut the vampire

00:42:55.160 off from the blood by cutting off their monopoly over the digital advertising it totally changes the economic

00:43:01.080 model this is and this is kind of teddy roosevelt anti-trust busting at its best mike davis it's not

00:43:08.200 lost on us there's been crickets from the normal defenders of uh of big tech short commercial break

00:43:15.000 mike davis got boris epstein is going to call and give us an update president trump does a poll up on

00:43:19.400 breitbart exclusive poll over in breitbart president trump's up by 35 points all next in the war room

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00:45:25.960 it i'll be joining this after the uh after the six o'clock hour six o'clock hour is going to be a

00:45:29.960 blockbuster you gotta stick around for that uh mike davis you have with iep uh and warren posse and

00:45:37.240 others that have had your back and called there's definitely a sea change because there's been

00:45:41.960 essentially crickets this is and this thing was a blockbuster because it goes to the heart of the

00:45:46.520 economic model it cuts them off from the monopoly on digital ads but before i let you go and i want

00:45:52.760 to get the website and where people can go i seb gorka was here and seb's the same way as i am hey

00:45:58.040 i directionally it's good i'm seeing a lot of good press conferences they're putting stuff out

00:46:02.120 they've had these meetings i think down in mealy island it's time to get on with it where where

00:46:06.680 are we particularly i think you're sending the wrong signal now but not carpet bombing these people

00:46:11.800 with hearings and subpoenas mike davis your thoughts yeah when you're in the minority you can

00:46:17.960 tweet and issue mean statements when you're in the majority you actually have subpoena power

00:46:23.640 and you can get documents and hold hearings we've been in the majority for three weeks now

00:46:29.960 we've known we were going to be in the majority for at least two and a half months remember we had

00:46:34.600 to hurry up and elect kevin mccarthy as the speaker of the house because waiting for a day or two may

00:46:40.600 slow down the house republicans oversight agenda where the hell are the subpoenas where the hell is

00:46:46.440 the house judiciary committee where the hell is jim jordan they are certainly not defending google right

00:46:51.480 now they're awfully quiet google's biggest cheerleaders in the house kevin mccarthy and

00:46:55.800 jim jordan are awfully quiet about this antitrust lawsuit uh so what are they doing why is jim jordan

00:47:02.440 not issuing subpoenas right now when the biden justice department has been completely weaponized and

00:47:09.000 politicized and not that shift by the way shift challenged uh that clip we played and thank uh

00:47:15.720 conservative treehouse sundance and colonel harvey for bringing our attention again that he challenged

00:47:21.480 this ic community is not going to work with him i would carpet bomb him with subpoenas right well

00:47:25.400 what the hell are you talking about it's time to get on he challenged mccarthy said however long or

00:47:30.040 short his tenure is i want to thank the woman posse for bringing that to my attention he gave a veiled

00:47:35.240 threat to mccarthy jim jordan and we i think the world of congressman jordan we got to get on with it

00:47:41.000 now and you're sending the wrong signal time to pull the trigger and let's get on with it mike

00:47:44.680 how do people uh get to you and learn more about your big your fight against big tech

00:47:50.040 uh thank you steve it's article three project dot org article number three project dot org there's a

00:47:55.720 link on there for the war room posse to go look at the antitrust reforms that we are pushing

00:48:00.680 uh we are getter twitter truth at at article three project at article number three project and my personal

00:48:07.320 article is at mrd dmia at mrd dmia and thank you again steve thank you brother uh okay we've had big

00:48:16.920 pharma with veritas we had big tech and now i want to bring in uh big energy and really the big assets

00:48:22.280 the esg announced that chevron is going to take 75 billion dollars of its capital and instead of

00:48:28.360 plowing it into development production exploration all in the vertical integration we need to be full

00:48:35.320 energy spectrum dominance right they announced they're going to do a stock buyback is this just

00:48:40.040 financial manipulation and engineering as we call it uh dave walsh is there something deeper there we're

00:48:45.720 missing sir about esg and these big woke uh asset managers and pension funds sir well there's a couple

00:48:53.480 of things it is always a bit of a sad thing when a company kind of self-liquidates but instead of

00:48:58.600 investing in its core business proposition a higher return in its mind is to dissipate cash to

00:49:04.120 shareholders and buy stock back that that's it's unfortunate i mean there's obviously a lot of

00:49:09.720 hard investment needs made in refining capacity diesel refining capacity new production new exploration

00:49:16.440 that they're they're bypassing for this buyback they had a 25 billion buyback plan already this

00:49:21.800 triples it to um 75 billion over a several year time period about 20 percent of their shareholding

00:49:28.600 but this is uh this company i'm looking at their sustainability report advancing a low carbon

00:49:33.400 future um investing in the san joaquin valley in a carbon capture facility growing lower carbon

00:49:39.960 business opportunities i mean this is this is among the greenest of the majors in oil calpers is a huge

00:49:45.880 investor in chevron california state uh pension fund the mass state treasury through its pension reserves

00:49:52.520 fund which again massachusetts employees huge investor in chevron these shareholders have had a

00:49:58.200 lot of momentum in this company to actually vote down about five different uh management propositions

00:50:04.440 on ghg they wanted stronger ones the shareholders the net zero 2050 scenario that management put forward

00:50:11.800 these shareholders voted down they wanted more dramatic shift of the business out of oil and gas which is

00:50:18.840 is shocking and sad so i you know it is possible hopefully maybe um the board and management are

00:50:24.120 trying to reshuffle the deck through this and actually buy out some of these share positions i i don't

00:50:28.920 know it would be a good thing because this is an oil and gas play it's a great company we need them

00:50:34.040 investing in refining capacity we need them investing in diesel diesel refining capacity in more us

00:50:40.440 production but you know they've been they've been reacting to the drumbeat of granholm of secretary

00:50:45.640 treasury yelling you know let's get out of fossil fuels biden hasn't shifted the momentum this is

00:50:52.120 this is why in the santa she's doing this is why i gotta go with these larry fink and these big

00:50:56.200 black rock these big asset managers esg give me a minute because that's where i got 60 seconds on

00:51:01.560 can we turn this economy around until we get back to being full spectrum energy dominant sir no we we can't

00:51:09.560 we still need we still need diesel capacity we need we're still the economy is 92 percent dependent

00:51:14.920 93 percent dependent on fossil fuels and nuclear power all in in the total energy mix in the u.s

00:51:21.480 transportation home heating electricity all in that to make the economy remain competitive industrially

00:51:27.800 competitive militarily strong we must have a strong oil and gas sector we must have a strong fossil fuel

00:51:34.200 power sector to fuel the country and not have brownouts blackouts and they kind of we're going to get

00:51:39.880 into a period now china's coming out of lockdowns we're going to have higher higher per barrel prices

00:51:44.680 on oil and gas coming up with that demand growing even though the rest of the economy is in a bit of

00:51:49.480 a funk china is going to begin to open up and cause prices to go up we have got to be in the game the

00:51:55.720 thing the thing these guys have the money in part because of the opportunism of the existence of

00:52:00.200 opec helps drive global prices up we continue to need to take measures to crush opec not to

00:52:08.440 do business with them we needed to do this under numerous prior administrations

00:52:14.360 how do we get to you on social media and find out all your work sir

00:52:18.280 i'm at dave walsh energy on getter thank you steve the grit the great dave walsh thank you sir okay

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